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Average value theorem

Integrate from a to b, which will give you the total space under a function, and then divide by the difference between b and a. You'll be left with the average area under the curve for one specific X unit. This is the average value. For Extra Practice: []

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Functions

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< function. NOT. WAIT: is it a function? Use the verticle line test to find out!



transformations of functions: media type="custom" key="6281267"An extra-long, funstructional video on the transformation of basic functions! The first few minutes gives you a good idea of what it's all about.

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